Samsung's 4TB 870 EVO offers a modest increase in performance while cutting the launch MSRP in half when compared to the 860 EVO, a win for consumers. Today, Samsung has launched the next drive in its ...

Our sample got delayed due to shipments from the UK (yes actually Brexit-related), ergo no review today, but Samsung today announced the release of 870 EVO SSD (SATA3). The Samsung 870 EVO features ...

Samsung has taken the wraps off its latest line of consumer SATA SSDs. The new Samsung 870 EVO SSDs introduce the latest Samsung controller and flash NAND to this product line. The result is that the ...

Page 1: Samsung SSD 870 EVO: High-Capacity V-NAND For Huge Capacites EFD Software's HD Tune is described on the company's website as such: "HD Tune is a hard disk utility with many functions. It can ...

Update (1/20/2021): An earlier version of this story stated incorrect prices on the new drives, due to a mistake in Samsung's press copy. This story has been updated with new pricing. Remember SATA?

Samsung 870 EVO SSD Sata is currently one of the high-end computer processors that were released last January. Samsung's new desktop processor was launched on Jan. 20. Samsung 870 EVO SSD Sata's Exact ...

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Samsung has announced the latest iteration in its lineup of 800 Evo series of SSDs, the 870 Evo. The new drive is a modest upgrade over its predecessors, but it does have some improvements, starting ...

In brief: Offered in capacities ranging from 250GB to 4TB, the 870 Evo packs Samsung's "latest" controller and V-NAND 3-bit MLC (TLC) flash memory to reach sequential read / write speeds of up to ...

The Samsung 870 EVO features the company’s latest V-NAND and controller, allowing it to reach the maximum SATA sequential read and write speeds of 560 and 530MB/s, respectively. Samsung Electronics ...

Update 1/20/2021 11:15am ET: Samsung has updated the pricing of the new 870 EVO SSDs, which now start at $40 for a 250GB model. We’ve updated the original story below with the new information. Samsung ...